Exterior and Interior Visualization: The Kleinfeldterrassen in Taunusstein-Neuhof

There comes a time in life when you can finally live for yourself — to enjoy what you’ve achieved, to slow down and savor your lifestyle.
Have you ever imagined how you’d like to live in your golden years?
Our 3D rendering of the residential community The Kleinfeldterrassen captures this feeling of freedom, elegance, and thoughtful design. Located in the serene hills of Taunusstein-Neuhof, this community was created especially for people aged 50 and above.
The exterior blends architecture with nature — generous balconies, stunning views, and an effortless arrival experience — while the interiors bring contemporary design together with smart, accessible layouts. Each apartment offers barrier-free living, energy efficiency, and floor-to-ceiling windows that flood the rooms with natural light.
We chose each angle with purpose: to highlight the expansive terraces, the elegant shared spaces like the pool area, and the seamless transition from indoor comfort to outdoor relaxation. Inside, refined materials, open and airy spaces, and panoramic views create an atmosphere that uplifts and inspires.
By day, the rendering invites you into a life of leisure and wellness. By night, the warm glow of the apartments reveals a world of cozy refinement — perfect for an intimate dinner or a quiet evening by candlelight.
Because at this stage, it’s not just about where you live, but how deeply your space supports the way you want to live. This is more than a building — it’s a lifestyle statement for those who are ready to live beautifully.

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3D Visualization of Sustainable Charging Solutions for Electric Vehicles

In this 3D render, we showcased how charging stations function in real-life environments — from private homes and underground garages to logistics hubs and public areas.
Every scene was created with photo-realistic precision, capturing the interaction between architecture, vehicles, and charging stations — both above and below ground. Our goal was to reflect the client’s mission: enabling smart, green energy use in everyday environments.
We paid close attention to detail — materials, lighting, and spatial context — to make the technology feel like a natural extension of its surroundings. More than just showing the product, we focused on how it works, where it belongs, and why it matters.
Our 3D renders help turn ideas into reality — showing not only how a solution looks, but how it fits into the future.

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Gessi Inciso

Gessi Inciso

Brand: Gessi
Product: Inciso
Design: Rockwell Group

Inspired by simplicity and tradition, the Gessi Inciso collection, designed by David Rockwell, seamlessly blends modern style with heritage details that invite touch and discovery, reflecting a timeless pursuit of authenticity.
The sculpted contours are paired with smooth surfaces and textured patterns, customizable across a wide range of different models and finishes (black, nickel, and bronze) suitable for any environment.

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Exterior Visualization: Villa Forchwald, Switzerland

Take a look at our new 3D exterior rendering of Villa Forchwald. This modern duplex fits naturally into the sloped landscape of Forch, Switzerland, surrounded by mountains and trees. The architecture blends modern design with the calm beauty of nature.
We showed the villa at different times of day — from bright daylight to evening mood — so you can truly feel the atmosphere. The chosen camera angle highlights how well the house adapts to the terrain and its surroundings.
Clean lines, natural stone, and large windows give the building a strong yet elegant look.
In our work, we always focus on the client’s vision and the story they want to tell.

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The calmness inside the wilderness 🌿

For my 2025 reference project, I chose to recreate the interior of a villa I saw on ArchDaily. I wanted to capture the whole interior, but due to personal and software issues, I was only able to complete a few spaces.

The biggest challenge was getting the light and shadows right and making the materials look realistic. I spent a lot of time testing different lighting setups and adjusting textures to match the feel of the original design.

Although I couldn’t finish the whole villa, this project helped me improve my skills in 3D modeling, texturing, and rendering. The spaces I completed show my best effort to bring the original design to life.

Project Link – https://www.archdaily.com/…/villa-petricor-co-lab…
All the Design and Photography credits go to the original creators.
Project Name – Villa Petricor
Design by – Co-Lab Design Office
Architetcural Photgrapher – César Béjar Studio